1 Issue. One (Question/Problem/Dispute.) Citations are not necessary, as issues are already cited in the case Brief. Rule(s) (Principle/Policy/Proposition/Thesis. relevant to the issue.) Students can use rules as quoted in the Case Brief, any other Rules stated in the Judgement, or any relevant rules from external sources with Citations. Pinpointed Citations are necessary. Analysis. (Agreements, disagreements, comments, criticisms or opinions on the way the Judge has applied the Rules to the issue. Analysis is the most important part in the assignment carrying most marks. Analysis should contain different ways that Rules could be applied to decide Issues; How would you apply the law to the issues in this case.? What would you have done differently\"? What is your opinion/analysis on Judge's analysis of the facts? What are the different issues or rules that You would have found and applied in the same factual scenario? What are the different way that others can look at this judgment irrespective of your agreement or disagreement. ?) Pinpointed Citations are necessary. Conclusion. (Decisions reached through analysing the issue with rule(s) applied.) Pinpointed Citations are necessary